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DETROIT CIVIC , THEATER
Formerly Bonstelle Playhouse

WOODWARD

C LP UH M O BN LZ 1910

Nights, 75' to 51.10. Mata, Tues., Thurs. find Sat., 50c to 75c
Downtown Box Office. Grinnell Bros.—Uptown. Potter's. Gen. Motors Bldg.

3 Performances Only T.,14.774.1. „t,7,t,„ Feb. 11.12

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SHANNONS 01 BROADWAY

WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS

"TRUE HEAVEN"

Co-Starring

GEORGE O'BRIEN and LOIS MORAN

Florenz Ziegfeld's enormously
popular screen lovers,
'fhe
successful "Rio Rita" begins ' George O'Brien and Lois Moran,
week's engagement in the Wilson are co-starred again in "True.
With Gladys Tyler, Harry Tyler, Jay Hanna and Richard Dye
of the New York Company of James Gleason's hilarious comedy hit that
Theater, Monday,
!leaven," latest Fox production,
kept New York laughing for one year.
Feb . 11, with
at the Fox Theater this week. A
matinees \V e
symphonic Fox Movietone accom-
nesday and Sat-
paniment makes this screen ro-
urday. For two
mance just as delightful entertain-
seasons this pio-
ment for the ear as it is for the
neer of Ziegfeld
eye—and for the heart.
Cu rrent r er ord
Judith (Lois Moran), a beauti-
breaking musi-
ful girl spy, meets and falls in
cals has been a
love with a British officer (George
BEGINNING MONDAY
continuous turn-
O'Brien). Torn between love and
Eves. 91.00 to $4.00
away in the Zieg-
duty the girl yields to her love of
Wed. Mat. - $1.00 to 53.00
feld Theater,
country and turns the gallant Brit-
Sat. Mat. - • • $1.00 to $3.50
New York.
isher, who has made his way on 0
"Rio Rita" has t
spying mission to the German
GREATEST
a romantic and
!!,!
TRIUMPH
lines, over to be shot by the
dramatic story of
enemy, ony to discover that her
, Mexican border
love for hint is greater than her
'OOL
intrigue. Its love ?'"! w
love of the fatherland.
story is a delight of charm and
The stage program consists of
freshness.
an S. J. Stebbins presentation of
Louis Gress, guest conductor of the Fox Grand Orchestra, Ruse
The cast of "Rio Rita" includes ' A Mardi Gras of Syncopation"
Ethelind Terry, J. Haold Murray, and a "Circus Travesty." It en- Richard Bennett a few pointers on conducting when the star t f
"Jarnegan"
and his entire company visited the Fox Theater Tuesday
Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, ' lists the talent of many famous
Vincent Serrano, Joyce White, Al- Broadway entertainers of the re- as the guest of the management at a pre-view of "True Heaven."
, fret! Janos, Eunice Holmes and vue and vaudeville stage, among
, Marie Lambert; also the Allier- them Smith and Hadley, vaudeville
MUSIC AV LYRICS BY IFFY TIERNEY A JOSEPH PeCaRrme • 6C09 BY WY BOIrON
, tine Ranch dancers presenting to dancers; Fifi D'Orsay, very French
boys could tinker and do things, a
F•D MOMPS09 -SEEMS BY .EOSl MAN .041(ff PAO IM SAMMY HE. BON 111511 PAM. WOO
moonlight and blurb and white bal- and smart, singing "My Man;"
splendidly equipped dental clinic
AS PRESENTED 2 SEASONS IN THE ZIEGFELD THEATRE, N.Y.
10, and 100 Ziegfeld Glorified George Schreck; Lillian Bucksaw,
and a medical clinic. Each depart-
WITH THE FOLLOWING DISTINGUISHED CAST
American
Beauties.
ment was put under the direction
J. HAROLD MURRAY
ETRELIND TERRY
mezzo-soprano, and Sob Mezn,
ROBERT WOOLSEY
of a specialist, thus assuring that
BERT WHEELER
dancer de luxe. The 32 Fox Til-
MARIE
OAYNE
EARL
A.
BROWN
the nuts in the print shop was a
By
VINCENT SERRANO
lerettes do some of their snappiest
THE ALBERTINA RASCH DANCERS
printer and that the chap in charge
'
dances.
PRESENTING TOE MOONLIGHT AND BLACK AND WHITE BALLET
of the model aid )lane building
Commemorating the birthday of
The educational system which
100 - ZIEGFELD GLORIFIED AMERICAN BEAUTIES - 100
could know how to build airplanes
the Great Emancipator, Abraham we Americans have developed at
Zestful comedy in the best style
himself. No attempt was made to
Lincoln, whose birthday is cele- first met with tremendous opposi-
the boys into attending any
of James Gleason, co-author of "Is
•
brated this week, the Fox offers tion. A little research into the dis- ' oerce
if the special classes. 13ut any
Zat So?" will be offered at the De-
"Chic" Sale iin an all-talking Fox cussions pro and con during the
youngster who wanted to do so
troit Civic Theater for the second
Movietone (Drama of Civil War period when we were making laws
TICKETS
SUNDAY
week beginning Monday night,
could put in his time in any one of
days called "Marching On."
regarding schools and compulsory
with the first Detroit appearance
25c to $1
a dozen ways and incidentially,1
AT 3:30
attendance will show you that sonic
learn the foundation of a trade
of "The Shannons of Broadway."
ORCHESTRA HALL
of the "best" people of the time
while doing so.
Four members of the original New
were loud in their denunciation of
The special appeal of the Boy's
York company are appearing as
such impossible procedure as the Club lies in the fact that it is strict-
guest actors; Gladys and Harry
VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting
education of the mass of people ly non-sectarian. It does not in ,
Tyler, who won great applause on
Claire Windsor, Roy D'Arcy and suggested. The first anesthetics
any manner attempt to set up any
Broadway and also in Chicago as Lawrence Gray form the trio of
were bitterly opposed. Any at- system of religious instruction at ''i
the lovable and lively team of stars in "Domestic Meddlers, a
tempt to regulate sanitation met variance with any teaching. It
Xylophone Soloist
vaudevillians, Mickey and Emma sparkling comedy drama to be the
because
Shannon. And Jay Hanna and offering on the screen at the Or- with scorn. Why? Simply
does not encroach upon the work ■
particular group felt that of any-religious body but rather
Richard Dye also will he in their iental Theater this week starting some
those things were unnecessary for tends to supplement the efforts of !
usual roles, with the Four Mel- Sunday. The Keith vaudeville pro-
themselves and would prove a bur- all creeds together on a common
ody Boys to supply some of th e
Soloist a Nil
gram will be an entertaining one densome cost to the community. If
meeting ground, it !does much to
, song-and-dance business of the
under the title of Jean I3edini's a devastating scourge of disease
Guilt CoNdoctsr
dispel racial and religious anima's-
play. Witten as only James Gleas-
Carnival of Fun, with Jean Bedini ran wild in the country sacrificing
on can write, with all the pathos,
as master of ceremonies introduc- thousands of lives as a consequence
F red Wardell, president of the
all the clever dialogues and all the
ing all the acts, which includes his of some small cesspool of filth,
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company,
hilarious scenes that make up the
own pretentious song and dance re- those in power talked of acts of
is
the president of the Boy's Club
life
of
the
average
vaudeville
ac-
,
vue.
God and tried to place the blame of Detroit. Among its officers are
, tor, this is a perfect saga of "show
Jean Bedini and Ray' Arthur for their own selfishness upon Di-
Norval Hawkins, Arthur Swartz,
folks,"
will take charge of proceedings in vine shoulders.
The Sisterhood of Congregation
Dr. A. I'. Piledes, C. S. Mott and a
During the second week of "The
the vaudeville offering next week,
Shaarey Zedek will sponsor a
Much of the same situation ex- number of other men prominent in
Shannons of Broadway," there will
with their "Carnival of Fun" song ists today in respect to crime. Be-
bridge-tea to be held on Tuesday,
business in our city. These men !
be three special performances of
dance and comedy melange. Other cause we are suffering financially
March 5, at the Statler Hotel..
regard their work for the Boy's
Ibsen's "Iledda Gabler," Monday
WOODWARD AT KENILWORTH 1
acts include "Yesterthoughts" an from the inroads of crime there is
, . st-
Club as a real privilege, not alone
night, Feb. 11, Tuesday matinee
old-fashioned revue; George Beatty a lot of idle talk in the papers
ed by Mrs. II. P. Cohen and Mrs.
SUNDAY FEB. 10
a social responsibility. Mr. Bu-
and night, Feb. 12. This is one of
is featured as "The Humorist°. about crime punishment. Some go
Frank Weisman, are in charge of
DOLORES DEL RIO
chanan whose annual Alaskan trips
Ibsen's most bunion dramas, and
crat;" Stanley is a comedian in
arrangements. Tickets may be ob-
in
so far as to assume that criminals wit ha gioup of boys is now so well
is being given by request.
"In the Audience" and Keno and are merely devilish young men who known that national publications
tained
from
any
member
of
the
"REVENGE"
Green are a pair of acrobats.
Sisterhood or from the above men-
need disciplining and that the are telling the story, is an ardent ,
MONDAY, FEB. II
tioned committee. Reservations
whole solution for our present worker.
"DAWN"
should be made at as early a date
crime
wave is harsh punishment. It
The Story of Nurse Cavell
as possible.
A icture rivaling the famous
EDITORIAL NOTE:—The Boy'. Club
is not my purpose to argue with
Detroit is located at R716 Michigan
"Cabinet
of
Dr.
Caligari"
is
"The
TUESDAY, FEB. 12
these protagonists of the whipping of
• VPIIIIP.
It IR open
week-day f o
Power of Darkness," produced by
ADOLPHE MENJOU
„ The Terror," an all-talking Vit- post and electric chair over the fal- 3 M. M. until 9. You are Invited to drop,
in
Neuman Films of Germany, which
informally
at soy time when the Club
lacies of punishment alone. In
aphone
thriller,
holds
the
screen
at
"HIS PRIVATE LIFE"
h open and nee for youreelf just what
With next Sunday night's per- comes to the Little Theater, Satur- theGrand Riviera for four days fact I cannot at all share some of ' rase tr ,b 1s , r n iridl ideit for the youngeter In
formance, starts the last two weeks day. The Moscow Art Theater starting Sunday, Feb. 10, with an the modern sympathetic express- Ihlr
WED., and THURS. FEB. 13.14
of the engagement of that World- players form the cast which is con- all-star cast, while on the stage ions about the "poor unfortunate"
while
fa MOUS musical comedy, "Good
R b is featured the big stage sensation , who becomes an habitual criminal.
err Wiens who directed "Dr. Cali-
In
News" at the Cass Theater
of the season, "A Night in Holly- But I do say than anyone who re-
New Gold
fuses to admit his personal respon-
Exactly one year and six weeks gari," "The Crown of Thorns" and
"Crime
and
Punishment,"
is
the
di-
""''"
Shield Tire.
ago this delightful collegiate mu-
A Night in Hollywood," espec- sibility for the deplorable state in-
with Cantor Resent, att
sic play came to Detroit for a lim- rector, The story is a tragic one tall i • written, devised and staged to which this country has fallen
ited engagement of a few weeks of Arii ssia who has married the by Fred J. Ireland, offers "Monk" , can he classed with the group who
Orders obtained from dealers by
FRIDAY, FEB. IS
before going to Chicago for an in- handsome Nikita for his money and Watson in the role of Lloyd Ham- opposed public education.
Joan Crawford in
the Ajax Rubber Company, Inc.,
A short time ago, a group of in- in December, 1928, showed an in-
definite run, but after playing the social position in their small Rus- . Iton, noted screen conwdan, while
"Dream of Love"
s had a map pre- crease of 37 per cent over Novem-
persons
original time as laid out by the sian village. Nikita grows tired the keystone Serenaders and the
SATURDAY, FEB. 16
booking office in New York, De- of her and his flirtations with the Wonder Dancers impersonate ninny pared showing the city of Detroit ber 1928, and an increase of 51
Rod La Roque in
troit playgoers insisted on "Good other girls in the village ends only famous male and femaleplayers and the sections in our city where per cent over December 1927, ac-
"Love Over Night"
News" continuing on to partly in disaster. "The Way to Strength of the silver screen. Frankln Far- juvenile delinquency reached its cording to II. W. Roland, general
as fine picture
meet the demand or seats. So in- , and Beauty," another
nun headlines the stage show in a highest point. Taking the court sales manager at the company's
cast m.ade
stead of remaining the original opening Saturday has
records, a dot was put on the map general offices in Racine, Wiscon-
,
unique novelty of his own.
four weeks as intended, the en- up of prominent German 69cle ' y
Short Movietone and Vitaphone for every boy brought into the sin.
gagement was extended week to women, a famous opera star, and subjects and other oddities are of- Juvenile Detention Home for some
The company went into 1929 with
week until eight weeks had rolled : dancing groups from German feted- Starting Thursday Feb I I I violation of the law'. The result an unprecedented amount of un-
Gerhardt ilauptmann
schools.
by.
showed
that
certain
portions
of
our
!
filled
orders, reflecting an increase
the screen show will he ' :Naught;
daughter appears in one scene.
Baby," with Alice White in the city were veritable hotbeds of no- of 93 per cent over Dec. 31, 1927.
!
tential
crime
and
this
survey
was
A. national newspaper campaign
title role, supported by Jack Mul-
hall. A new stage show and other born out by a consultation of rec- will herald the details of "The
LINWOOD AND PHILADELPHIA
our own ALEX SCHREIBER, Mgr.
features will round out the pro- ords covering old offenders. The World's First Bonded Tire" to
group who sponsored this survey' consumer public.
Another an-talking Vitaphone gram.
SAT. FEB. 9
was composed of a few citizens who
screen drama, "The Terror," is to
were determined to make some defi-
be the featured attraction on the
nite effort towards a solution of
Hollywood's Theater program,
In
the problem of the boy criminal.
opening
Sunday
and
continuing
"THE RED DANCE"
Rex
Ingram
breaks
new
ground
Whereas this particular problem
four days. May McAvoy, Louise
Special Matinee Saturday for the
in several directions with "The ! has just become of moment here.
Sta.
Contest
Fazenda,
Edward
Everett
Norton,
Free
Candy.
Kiddies.
Starting
ON THE
"Three l'assions," his latest picture , that is within the last 10 or 15
Porting
Holmes Herbert and other well-
Sunday,
SCREEN
sFree
SUN. and MON. FEB. 10-11
FEB. 10
known players are featured in th e coming to the United Artists The- years, other sections of the country
ater
on
Friday,
Feb.
8.
Novel
as
to
have been seeking a solution for
"THE MIDNIGHT TAXI"
east of the picture, which is pre-
story, treatment and characteriza- three or four decades. And as a
sented in conjunction with the us-
HELENE COSTELLO
ual splendid array of vaudeville tion, the production is said to consequence of the pioneering , All-talking Vitaphone Thriller
and ANTONIO MORENO
typify the present modernistic work already done in the other sec-
acts and regular Hollywood fea-
ON THE STGF, THE HOLLYWOOD
with an all-star cut of players
spirit expressed in the jazz-mad tions, institutions have been cre-
tures,
KIDDIES
pace maintained by the world to- ated in a number of centers to at-
Novelties,
News,
Selected Comedies,
In addition to the Sunnybrook
— STAGE --
day.
Como Hamilton's sensi- tempt to cope with conditions.
Orchestra, led by Sammy Dibert
TUES. and WED. FEB. 12.13
tional new novel furnished the plot These various institutions have
in new and snappy dance tunes the
" Monk "
for this United Artists picture been gathered into a federation
"PLASTERED IN PARIS"
vaudeville will be of unusual worth.
filmed in the original European known as the Boy's Club Federa-
Keystone Serenaders
with
Jim Tony and Ann Norman are a
SAMMY COHEN
pair of English comedy artists who backgrounds depicted in this tion with headquarters in New
and LOLA SALVI
story amid the pleasure-mad of York City and clubs throughout
present lively number called "A
VIVIAIV11ONROE
u
Selected sComedies, New., Nevelt.
Man About Town." The Chevalier society,
the passion-crazed of the the length and breadth of the Mtn].
VIVIAN WEST
nd erworld, and the money ty- What is true of Boy's Clubs gen-
THURS. and FRIDAY, FEB. 14.15
Brothers are bilge'
KELLY•CONRAD.MILLS
billed as "Entertain- rants of present-day industry.
erally is particularly true of the
ing
Entertainers."
AI alit. by
COLLEEN MOORE
Boy's Club of Detroit. There have
Devised and Stared by
I been a mere handful of men in our
FRED J. IRELAND
Sternal Wenn,. given la
city who have entered into the
Selected Comedies, New., Novelties
Dinner Parties.
Director and author faced a
local
organization.
the
apirit
of
"Time Is a Dream" will occupy
handicap when they started plans
3747I Far ',remotion, ea
SATURDAY, FEB. 16.
for the production of "Wings," the the stage at the Guild House, al ! Those who have given their time
WOODWARD Glendale 10131 ISIS
?Voted Serern Star
"DRY MARTINI"
Colonial Theater feature, Para- Winder street, as the fifth produc to its development have often
with
at the expense of their own
mount's famous story dedicated to lion of the local group's first ,tea . done so
,Monies of the andienee will
MARY ASTOR
earnings
and
necessary
business
the American war "Aces," start• son. starting Feb. 12.
hr made at every Iniainnt and
and MATT MOORE
The play is described as portico . routine.
ing Saturday, Feb. 9.
evening show and will be
PRIZE DRAWING AT 6:45 P. M.
Despite the limited assistance
larly adapted for Little Theater
"There's
only
one
reason
why
shown on oar screen durilrn
Special Kiddies Malin.
rendered the movement here at the
airplane stuff usually fails to fur- production and is from the pen o
the. week of b'ehniary 17.
nish the interest it is intended to Lenorman, whose "Failure" has time it was inaugurated, a building
1
5 was leased out near the corner of
give," William A. Wellman, direr- received wide attention. Lout
Michigan avenue and Thirty-first
for of the picture said. "and that Altshuler, a member of the Gail,
is that it has no background." directorial staff, is in charge of th 5 . streets and experts were put in
"With the cameras on the earth, production and appears in the can charge. The building had been a
PARK
and although a sturdy
trili
the airplanes are usually so dis- along with Gisa More, Fay Simon , cigar factory
Pi
_ structure, it certainly was never
tent that the speed is lost on the Countess Cox and George Are
intended
for
a
clubhouse for boys.
ON THE SCREEN:
screen. toon.
men or anyone. Yet it has served
Second All-Talking Vitaphone
"We fixed electrically controlled
to
enable
Detroiters
who are inter-
Picture
cameras on the rims of cockpits,
ested in boys and the difficulties
pointing backward, right into the
VS.
which they get into, an opportun-
flyers faces."
' ity to see what truly remarkable
Performances are continuous
With forfeits posted for thei ✓ results attend the setting up of a
from 1 to 11 p. m. Popular prices, 10-round bout at Olymtia Feb. 15
A deep mystery full of shudders
adults 25 cents, children 10 cents, Detroit fight fans await the ar • place for boys to congregate for
and funny eituatione.
the purpose of playing Sr puttnig
anytime.
910
FARNSWORTH
rival of Leo Lomski, the Abertlee " in their time in some advantageous
Featuring May McAvoy, Louise
Assassin, and Toffy Griffiths, Siou • manner.
Faunda, Edward Horton
The initial enrollment
Featuring
City knockout speciailist, in th e was overwhelming, the boys flock-
•nd Holmes Herbert
city Saturday. Indications ar e ing into the club and asking to be
ON THE STAGE
Woodward at Forest
Translated from the French of that Griffiths and Lomski will dra w , permitted tn join. A small fee was
Jim Tony and Ann Norman
I.enormand and presented for the a house approaching if not surpas charged for membership, 25 cents
A Pair of English Comedians in
first time in Detroit, "Time Is a, sing the record set at the Ray Mil • for juniors and 50 cents for Ben-
Dream" will occupy the stage at ler-Tommy Grogan fight • wee ' Mrs for a year's membership.
Two Preliminaries
the Guild House, 81 Winder street, ago.
As soon as possible, the building
The Fasted Revue in Teens—
on the fifth production of the local
I was equipped with • gymnasium of
1:30 P. M., and 2:30 p. m.
Head. by Our Youngest Star
Over the door of • library i " sorts, ■ recreation hall for the
is "Entertaining Entertainers"
group's first season, Feb. 12 and
Thebes is the inscription: "Medi " smaller boys, shower baths, pool
19.
Smiling Sammy Dibert and
"Time Is a Dream" will be (01.1 tine for the soul."—Didarus Si ' tables, en indoor skating rink, a
n5. Sumnybrook Orchestra
lowed at the Guild House with • c u b U L
(large hall for picture shows and
Bob Clark at the Golden
dramatic
version
of Verdi's
meetings, several class rooms for
Voiced Organ.
Empire 7000 special study purposes wherein the
"Aida," Feb. 25.

A Tense Urania lit Ronffin re and Adventure Ardent the Cyclonic
Background of Wu and Its Passion.
A Fox ROUND Picture

AS AN ADDED ATTRACTION
To commemorate the IlIrthilay of the Greet Emancipator, Abraham Lincoln
Fanned Delineator uI Rural Character. a. the

GAIETY! LAUGHTER! DANCE!

"A MARDI GRAS OF
SYNCOPATION"

MARGARET FISHER

With KERENOFF AND MAREE

SENSATIONAL ADAGIO ARTISTS AND THE
FOX STUDIO ENSEMBLE OF 100—ARTISTS-100

The Pride of Detroit

FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA

60 BRILLIANT SOLOISTS-60

I 011IS GRESS. Gues t Conductor

Littman's Peoples Theatre

TWELFTH AT SEWARD

PHONE EMPIRE 3488

The Popular Yiddish Players

Sam Auerbach—Sadie Shoengold

With their entire cast, announce the appearance

OF THE WELL-KNOWN NEW YORK STAR

JOSEPH SCHOENGOLD

Late Star of the "Jazz Singer," Co•Starring with

GEORGE JESSEL

Will Appear in a Star Role
In an Entirely New and Gripping Melodrama

"Der Goldener Shiddach"

S. Z. SISTERHOOD TO
SPONSOR BRIDGE TEA

"Triv npin5kla nr„

Fri., Sat., and Sun., Matinee and Evening, Feb. 8, 9, 10

SAM AUERBACH and SADIE SCHOENGOLD will
also Appear with Mr. SCHOENGOLD in major roles.

THEATRE,

Monday Evening, February 11, 1929

Testimonial performance to be tendered our popular star
actor, William Shumsky. For this occasion Europe's famous
star, MME. FANNIE LANDSMAN, will appear in a new play
just for one evening only,

"The Power of Darkness" at
the Little Theater.
"The Terror," Talkie, and
Bi g S urpr i se Sh ow a t
Grand era.
Rivi
"Good News" Begins Second
Week at Cass.

"THE GREAT MAN"

Tickets now on sale.

DETROIT'S GALA OPERA
SEASON

Announces Two Year War-
ranty on

Venetian
Gardens

•

4126 Woodward

At Alexandrine

ORIOLE

701

2% ntra

"The Terror

fl

"A Man About Town"
The Chevalier Bros.

'Wings' at Colonial Theater. Theater Guild's "Time is a
Dream. " Feb. 12.

Savoy
Nite
Club

KRAEMER'S

DETROIT
RESTAURANT

"A Night in
Hollywood"

Franklin Farnum

"Strictly Kosher"

Supervised by the Vaard Ila-
kasrith of Detroit.

n..finest,

.tastiest, ,horns.

Lomski—Griffiths Fight On
Feb. 15.

8681 Twelfth St.

Corner Blaine

I

at Mt. Clemens Stop at
When ■

Kramer's

Lohengrin

SAT. MAT.
Si2 :0
Olsowelca, Claire, Mahon, Odom.,
'tingling, Wren, Cend, Weber.

THAIS—

SAT. EVE. •
at 5:60
Garden, Motion, Permian, Pagel,
, Meuse!, C.d. Mammon'
CI

NORMA

SUN. FVE.
•t6:00
Rai., Marshall, More., Baromeo,
Glade, dlierrnonoy. Cond, Polacco.

Seats Now—Box Office-61.er.
Eves.—$0, $5, 04, 53, $2.50, $2,
2119. Mgt.
51.50, Boxes
Chkago Civic Opera.
Librettos on sale at bog office.

sa—c..t.

KLier
IPI a k!

0 WrroDVIL

West Adams at Grand it,,.. Puke

Jean BedinPs
Carnival of Fun

with
Stan Stanley Keno and Green
GeOre• Beatty Y•sterthoughts
and
Jean Redid and Ray Arthur

SCREEN

CLAIRE WINDSOR

—In—

"Domestic Meddlers"

s lie„ the

P— ~".t
LITTLE THEATRE

srr

UNUSUAL AND AArrs or/LACS

Performances Nightly at 7, 5. 9 p. m.
Continuo. Sat. k Sun. 2:30 to II.
Clifford 7579

NOW PLAYING

THE MOTION PICTURE GUILD
PRESENT•

The

Moscow Art Theatre

World's Premier Dramatic CR OmP

DANCELAND

li n Vivid Drama
of Russian Life

The Power
°f Darkness"

Admission 50c, 75c

A beautiful and stirrieg
adaptation of the famous sore!
By COUNT LEO TOLSTOY

Tool Shop Hardware Co.

Checker Cabs.

FAUST

7 8
1 70: EB. 15
Mason, Bonellf, Hackett, Glade
Laxeari, Nicolkh Ct.e
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"CIRCUS TRAVESTY"

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Aft.
Next Symphony Pair Fri.
Feb. 22
GEORGES ENESCO

Dolores Del Rio

Petite Songster

And a Galaxy of Entertainers with the

A Cameo of Ileautious Grace

Beethoven Eighth
Symphony in F Major

THEATRE

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Exponent of Mirth and Mimicry

THE BOYS' CLUB OF
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AL JOLSON
'The Jazz Singer ,

Featuring the

FOX MELODY MASTERS

LOUIS GRESS, Guest Conductor
Supported by Ilroadway'x Beal. Including

GEORGE SCHRECK

"The Shannons of Broad-
way" at Detroit Civic
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Feb. 21

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"MARCHING ON"

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ZIEGFELD

FRED PAINE

Man Who Knew Lincoln

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POPULAR CONCERT
Detroit Symphony Orchestra

S. J. STEBBINS

CONTINUOUS 11:00

A.M TILL MIDNIGHT Managing Director

At Columbia St.

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